COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Introduction Bachelor of Business Administration Policies Concerning Admission BBA/MAcc Plan Minors in Business and Economics Undergraduate Course of Study Requirements: 1. Non-Business Foundation 2. Business Foundation 3. Business Core 4. Major Option Departments: Accounting Economics and Finance Information and Decision Sciences Marketing and Management Dr. Frank Hoy, Dean Dr. Robert D. Tollen , Associate Dean Dr. John Starner, Director of Undergraduate Programs in Business Business Administration Bldg., Room 101 Phone: (915) 747-5241 Fax: (915) 747-5147		Minors in Business and Economics Students who are not majoring in Business may obtain minors in Business and Economics in four areas: General Business, Accounting, Economics, and Management. Students should check with their major advisors for further details. General Business Minor - CIS 2320 and 15 hours from BLAW 3301, ACCT 3309 or 2301, MKT 3300, MGMT 3303, FIN 3310, and ECON 3320 or CIS 3345. Students electing this minor field must complete ECON 2304 (fulfills Social Studies requirement) and MATH 1320, 2301, or STAT 2380 (fulfills Mathematics/Statistics requirement). Accounting Minor - ACCT 2301 and 2302, CIS 2320, and nine hours from ACCT 3321, 3322, 3323, 3327, 4301, 4305, or 4328. Students electing this minor field must complete ECON 2304 (fulfills Social Studies requirement) and MATH 1320, MATH 2301, or STAT 2380 (fulfills Mathematics/Statistics requirement). Economics Minor - ECON 2303 and 2304, ECON 3302 or 3303, and nine hours from ECON 3300 or 4300 level courses. Students electing this minor field must complete MATH 1320, MATH 2301, or STAT 2380 (fulfills Mathematics/Statistics requirement). Management Minor - CIS 2320, ACCT 2301, and 12 hours from BLAW 3301, MGMT 3303, MGMT 3311, MGMT 3320, MGMT 4325, and POM 3321. Students electing this minor field must complete ECON 2304 and MATH 1320, MATH 2301, or STAT 2380 (fulfills Mathematics/Statistics requirement). Major in Economics in Liberal Arts Students may obtain a BA degree with a major in Economics from the College of Liberal Arts. See the Department of Economics for de-tails. Students pursuing the BA in Economics may not minor in Business.

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